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"Wednesday; May:24;.1967 |

Machine saves.
time .

REGINA (cP) « A. new, auto
matic, blood chemistry machine
performs 12 separate tests on a
thimble-sized cup of blood serum
In two minutes, The analyses
used to take a technician half
a‘day. There are three such mache
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CENTENNIAL SPIRIT [§ still strong intown, Here members of the local Co-op staff practise a curtsey,

REGINA (CP) Lots of faith and
no “backbreaking’’ debt are two
of the main ingredients of a
Saskatchewan government plan to
rehabilitate Indians and Metis of
the Green Lake area 100 miles
northwest of Saskatoon,

The provincial government-has
committed about $100,000 to the
scheme which also includes pro.
viding larger farm units, homes
and some equipment.

Municipal Affairs Minister J.
C. Melsaac said:

what we are doing is show-
ing we have faith thatthase people,
given a reasonable chance and
without hackbreaking debt, will be
able to make a go of it.’'

He added: "The Green Lake

Situation has been somewhat of
a trouble spot for years, what

with the people, Indian and Metis .
mainly, trying to make a Hying
from small 40-acre plots,

‘|’ This has proved: tobe en: |lege, McGill “University's resi-
‘|tirely impossibla.and: we have

assembled these small lease
holdings so we can provide at
least a Iimited number of the
more interested parties with rea
sonable-sized farm unlts,'!

McIsaac said It Is planned: to
have at least three of the larger.
farm units, with 200 cultivated

seres and some pasture land, set.

Sask. self-help system
should benefit Indians

up early in 1967 with others to
follow as the land is obtained,

The minister said these units
are being offered at reasonable
repayment terms and interest

ment-operated training farm at
Green Lake would be maintained
with a farm manager who could
provide advice and assistance to
those set up on the larger units,

‘We will also continue to Pro.
vide a large amount of the farm
equipment these men will need to
operate their farms ,.,. We
will provide them with a tractor

gular chores but the price of the
tractor will be included in the
price of the farm,’’

MAKE IT HOMEY
MONTREAL (CP) — Stud.
ents become - decorators when
they live at Royal Victoria Col-

Posters, stolen street signs and
life size photos of the girls!
heroes are ised to disguise
drab walls. Incense candles,
oriental rugs, stuffed animals,
colorful wine bottles, crash
helmets and tambourines are
among the decorating items
used,

Give your: money

_ achance to show

j Brighten your whole outlook on savings with a BONUS SAVINGS ACCOUNT.
Be It pays.a:full 44% interest; calculated on “your minimum monthly balance, credited
4, ; to your account every six months, No chequing privitages to tempt you in a weak
- moment . . .a special golden passbook to keep reminding you that 4'/2% is special |
‘Want to breathe a little colour into your savings?
Get yourself a 41/2% BONUS SAVINGS ACCOUNT.
it'sanother first from the Royal Bank . ..’
‘where firsts are second natura::

ROYAL BANK

’ . | The: Doukhobor ‘communtty here
-| maintains. an-extenslye Hbrary|
; booka al. -
~ 4 month to." people’ throughout: the]

so they can carry out the rej. &

dence for. 480 ‘womtetié Travel |:

‘lis to be held September 30, are

rates, He added that the govern-; . im

dary School to enter UBC to

Close to 70 frlends gathered

ondary School Principal Ray
on Saturday evening.

Town fo host
hospital WA
convention

The Northwest Regional Con-
vention for hospital auxiliaries
will be held in Terrace June 2|
and 3, .

Mrs E.T. Phillips, who re
ported to the-Ladles Auxillary
to Mills Memorial Hospltal’ at
their May 17 meeting, urged all
member's to attend,

Centurama, the April -24-ball
sponsored by the Auxilarv, net.
ted $1,245.87,
Mrs, J.R. Nick Nicholson call-
ed the ball a success.

Mrs, Gary Smythe advised the
members that a group of Candy
Stripers, chaperoned by Mrs, E,
McKay were planning to travel]
to Prince Rupert for a meeting
with Candy Stripers in that city,

The final meeting of the Merry-
Go-Round Bridge group.was held
May 13, J a

Plans for the fall bazaar, which
proceeding well,
lary..is planned for June 19 at

316. p.m. in the hospital dining
room. a,

Doukhobors_ run
own library . _
‘GRAND FORKS, B.C, (CP).

which jends up.to 1,500

West Kootenay reglon. Thé books,
in. Russian ‘and English, are owned

"by the Union Spiritual Communt-
So og. files in Chrlat, 7

elft was presented at a luncheon gathering last Friday by School

Trustee Pem yan Heek on behalf of the Terrace and District
| School board,

Friends farewell
_ Skeena principal

Park Avenue for a “no host’’ farewell party for Skee.a Sec- |

" The next meeting of the auxil-{

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A NATIVE INDIAN TOTEM POLE was the Parting gift to
Ray Zacharias retiring from the principalship of Skeena Secon-

attain his Master's Degree, The

at the Archie Cambrin home on~

dacharias and Mrs. Zacharias

.The honored couple were pre.
sented with an-Engraved silver
tray as a memento from their
friends, — ;

They will leave at the close
of the scheol term after five
years in Terrace, “

Following the summer vacation,
Mr. Zacharias will enter the Un-
Iversity of B,C, to attain his
Master’s degree, i ;

Making the presentation Archie
Cambrin expressed regret at the.
Zacharlas’ departure from the
community, and extended the best
wishes of the assembled friends.

Salvation Army
- pleased with .
local campaign .

. The 1967 Salvation Army Kea
Shield, Appeal passes last year's
mark by more than $400, .
Contributions from the Terrace
Kitimat area now total $3,945,49,
When the canvas ofthe business
districts 1s complete. contribu
tlons are expected to be wellover
the $4,000, mark, at
‘This is better than:a 10 per-
cant increase over last year,
Captain Eric G, Tennant of the
Terrace’ Unit sald'the response
from both the public and the can.
vassers was *‘most gratifiying’ .
Proceeds. from the appeal are
sent to national headquarters to
be used for .welfare services
provided by the Salvation Army.
A total of $1,200, was allocat-
ed to the local area last.year
for district needs, ~:~ io

Gregg’s lekelse Service
Lakelse Lake Road
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EDMONTON (cP) The «age: of
Canadian law scene. ,

er has programmed a comptter

hide the spoons:
ai visiting time

are seldom empty-handed, They
take flowers, cand, magazines,
When _ they leave they often
aren’t empty-handed ‘either, They|-

new cafeteria last June and by
November its losses included 120

and peper shakers, cups and sauc-
ers.

The Hospital for Sick Childten
was even harder hit, It lost 257
dozen teaspoons in one year,
Genuine losses, such as cutl-|'

General,

cutlery for their cottages,

on the| Of Canadian Case Lay Reavarch §

the computer has arrived | bea: incorporated in hes
Keith Latta, an Edmonton tawy-/OF1B68.
oe . Agra acer i
to supply the country’s 14,000 Alberta, he bacaime thtebisted in
lawyers with needed citations storing law information after

from every criminal and civil) hoaring’of similar projects Inthe
case ever reported in Canada. | tnjted States,

° . ; -| erational in April; willspereCan- @
Hospital should adian. lawyers the drudgery and
hours ‘of searching ~for::prace>
‘|dents for thefr.cases; Mr... Latta |

TORONTO (CP}When visitors |pacted to ba’ added to ‘the com-,
go to see hospital patients they- puter every year, — ' ue

’ The procedure, whichtskesonly §
a few seconds, works like this: 3

knives, forks, |tails of his legal problem. The
ae sen saucers. *| significant words are punched on
Wellesley Hospital opened its |a card and read by the computer,

teaspoons and a flock of salt alphabetical order” and checks

ery falling Into a garbage pail,| entire list of words, identifies {
account for only one per cent of] documents in which they are to
the losses, says John Steele, food) be found and checks ocktrence of §¥
services manager at Queensway! the words inthe décuments, The we
results of the search aré print-
He says losses increase insum-| ead on a sheet of papér, ready i
mer, That's when visitors need| ior matling, Cost to the lawyer Be

As $8.76 Jor each search, :

Mr '38, 1s sdle“wmer &

mer

dubtirot tie Uiitterslty of
a ish

“The system, due-to become op- &

t

“add, ;. a Ba ;
About -2,000 judgments ‘ara ‘exe |

A lawyer submits the basic dew

The computer goes through the am

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